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Wynter Gallery Contemporary Fine Art Photography Gallery

Featuring the work of emerging & mid-career talent

Lambertville, New Jersey

Thurs-Friday 12-6pm, Sat 12-5pm

A treasure trove of vintage n**e photographs sealed inside a wall on Bleecker St. for decades - and now, they finally se...
10/08/2026

A treasure trove of vintage n**e photographs sealed inside a wall on Bleecker St. for decades - and now, they finally see the light again.

A stunning collection of black-and-white gelatin silver prints waits for you on the walls of Wynter Gallery in Lambertville.

Figure And Form: Vintage N**e Photography, 1920s–1950s

Art Deco elegance.
Pictorial poetry.
Confidence caught in shadow and light.

For this first installment of our 3-part exhibit, stand face to face with original prints by Albert Arthur Allen, AG Wallace, Henry Shaw, and Xan Stark.

Join us at Wynter this weekend and see for yourself why these images will always glow. ✨

4 S. Union St, Lambertville
Thursday – Friday: 12–6
Saturday: 12–5
New Sunday hours: 12–4

📍 Wynter Gallery · 4 S. Union St., Lambertville, NJ

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10/08/2026

Friday night at Wynter Gallery was pure magic ✨
We opened Figure and Form: Vintage N**e Photography from the 1920s–1950s, and my heart was so full seeing all of you there. New faces and dear gallery friends.

Guests from near and far gathered around these stunning 100+ year-old photographs from a collection that almost never saw the light of day.

It was one of my favorite openings yet. Thank you all for being part of the first chapter of this three-part journey.

And the story continues…

📅 Friday, November 13th: Narratives and the N**e in the Pin-up Era

📍 Wynter Gallery, Lambertville, NJ

Save the date, bring a friend, and come see these rare vintage gelatin silver prints in person. I can’t wait to celebrate with you again.

Tag who you’re bringing on the 13th 👇

And thank you Kris Connor for capturing the energy of our event so perfectly

OPENING TONIGHT 6-8pm Figure and Form: Vintage N**e Photography from the 1920s–1950s unfolds in three intimate chapters:...
10/02/2026

OPENING TONIGHT 6-8pm Figure and Form: Vintage N**e Photography from the 1920s–1950s unfolds in three intimate chapters:

🖤 Pictorialism In The Buff — opens October 2nd
🖤 Narratives And The N**e in the Pin-Up Era — opens November 13th
🖤 An invite-only salon of the more risqué — December 5th

Each frame is a quiet act of freedom. Confidence caught in stillness. Sensuality held with grace.

📍 Wynter Gallery · 4 S. Union St., Lambertville, NJ
🗓 On view October 2nd – December 20th, 2026

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Sealed inside a wall for nearly a century - and now, they see the light again.Hidden deep within an old Bleecker Street ...
10/01/2026

Sealed inside a wall for nearly a century - and now, they see the light again.

Hidden deep within an old Bleecker Street building, a collection of black and white n**e photography waited in the dark. The 1920s through the 1950s. Art Deco elegance. Pin-up era boldness. Confidence caught in shadow and light.

We're honored to finally share them with you.

✨ Figure and Form: Vintage N**e Photography from the 1920s–1950s
Tasteful. Provocative. Impossibly preserved. These are the women time tried to conceal - and couldn't.

🥂 Opening Reception: October 2nd, 2026 · 6–8pm

📍 Wynter Gallery · 4 S. Union St., Lambertville, NJ

🗓 On view through December 20th, 2026

Join us opening night, or plan your visit before December 20th.

What a special Saturday. 🖤We gathered a small, intimate group here at the gallery for an afternoon with documentary phot...
09/22/2026

What a special Saturday. 🖤
We gathered a small, intimate group here at the gallery for an afternoon with documentary photographer Steve Prezant — and it felt more like a conversation among friends than an artist talk.

Steve walked us through his journey into documentary work, and how decades in the commercial world quietly trained his eye for the moments that matter. We talked about what’s next for him, the projects taking shape, and the new things on the horizon.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this one feel like something rare.

LAST CHANCE This is the final weekend to experience Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure, on view at Wynter G...
08/12/2026

LAST CHANCE This is the final weekend to experience Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure, on view at Wynter Gallery through August 15.

A posthumous collaboration between Portland photographer Landry Major and her late son, Cash Kasper.

Their images blend into one another through double and triple exposures, collodion wet plates, Polachrome film, and Polaroids, often burnished with gold and silver leaf.

Ethereal, layered, and quietly luminous, these photographs remind us that connection can remain whole and vibrant beyond the visible.

Come sit with the work before it closes. We’d love to see you this weekend.

One year in, and we're still in awe of what this community has made possible. ✨To celebrate our very first anniversary, ...
07/24/2026

One year in, and we're still in awe of what this community has made possible. ✨

To celebrate our very first anniversary, we're opening an hour early tomorrow for a special celebratory toast! 🥂 Come raise a glass with us at 11am and experience "Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure", featuring the ethereal work of Landry Major and Cash Kasper, on view through August 15th.

For the past year, we've proudly celebrated the work of fine art photographers, one show at a time, and our hearts are full of gratitude for your support. 🙏

📍 4 S. Union St., Lambertville, NJ

Gallery hours:
Thursday: 12–6pm
Friday: 12–6pm
Saturday: 12–5pm

One Wish, Landry Major and Cash KasperOn view in / Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure / at Wynter Gallery u...
06/26/2026

One Wish, Landry Major and Cash Kasper

On view in / Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure / at Wynter Gallery until August 15, 2026

We’d love to see you this weekend to share this incredible body of work with you.

4 S. Union St. Lambertville

Friday: 12-6pm
Saturday: 12-5pm

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This Saturday, we gather for something tender.Join us for an Artist Talk with Portland-based fine art photographer Landr...
06/19/2026

This Saturday, we gather for something tender.

Join us for an Artist Talk with Portland-based fine art photographer Landry Major on Saturday, June 20th, 12–2pm, in the gallery. 🤍

Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure is a spiritually moving body of work made in posthumous collaboration with, and in deep honor of, Landry's son, the late Cash Kasper. Together, though separated by time and space, the two explore the enduring, poetic, and transcendent nature of love through this visual conversation.

The exhibition's title is a phrase of Cash's own writing, discovered in a notebook after his passing. It carries the tension at the heart of this work: to be standing bodily present for the sake of a loved one, even while feeling more on the verge of leaving. The title anchors the exhibition in Cash's own language, and in doing so, draws him into authorship alongside his mother.

Landry's deeply moving photography combines a unique use of gold and silver burnishing with layered landscapes, figures, and gesture, all while keeping Cash's divine touch at the center. The result is a body of work that moves with a quiet kind of ceremony, seemingly created to remind us of love's defiance toward space, time, and even death. Landry's art tells of how a bond strong enough can reach between the realms and connect us past the physical body's limits, staying vibrant and whole.

Come hear Landry speak about the work, the process, and the love woven through it all.

Seating is limited. DM us to RSVP or email to reserve your spot.

On view at Wynter Gallery in Lambertville through August 15th.

A heartfelt thank you to Landry Major, Cash Kasper, and everyone who joined us for the opening of Standing Still in a Co...
06/18/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Landry Major, Cash Kasper, and everyone who joined us for the opening of Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure this past weekend at Wynter Gallery.

The expansive language of love that Landry and Cash created together moved everyone in the room, and I am honored to be sharing this deeply emotive body of work here in Lambertville.

Please join us for an Artist Talk this Saturday, June 20th, from 12–2pm, to hear Landry speak about the work, the process, and the love that holds it all together.

Seating is limited. Please RVSP: [email protected]

Standing Still in a Constant State of Departure is on view at Wynter Gallery through August 15th.


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Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm

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